Frontmatter -- Contents -- XIII. Slavic -- 80. The documentation of Slavic -- 81. The phonology of Slavic -- 82. The morphology of Slavic -- 83. The syntax of Slavic -- 84. The lexicon of Slavic -- 85. The dialectology of Slavic -- 86. The evolution of Slavic -- XIV. Baltic -- 87. The documentation of Baltic -- 88. The phonology of Baltic -- 89. The morphology of Baltic -- 90. The syntax of Baltic -- 91. The lexicon of Baltic -- 92. The dialectology of Baltic -- 93. The evolution of Baltic -- XV. Albanian -- 94. The documentation of Albanian -- 95. The phonology of Albanian -- 96. The morphology of Albanian -- 97. The syntax of Albanian -- 98. The lexicon of Albanian -- 99. The dialectology of Albanian -- 100. The evolution of Albanian -- XVI. Languages of fragmentary attestation -- 101. Phrygian -- 102. Venetic -- 103. Messapic -- 104. Thracian -- 105. Siculian -- 106. Lusitanian -- 107. Macedonian -- 108. Illyrian -- 109. Pelasgian -- XVII. Indo-Iranian -- 110. The phonology of Proto-Indo-Iranian -- 111. The morphology of Indo-Iranian -- 112. The syntax of Indo-Iranian -- 113. The lexicon of Indo-Iranian -- XVIII. Balto-Slavic -- 114. Balto-Slavic -- 115. The phonology of Balto-Slavic -- 116. Balto-Slavic morphology -- 117. The syntax of Balto-Slavic -- 118. The lexicon of Balto-Slavic -- XIX. Wider configurations and contacts -- 119. The shared features of Italic and Celtic -- 120. Graeco-Anatolian contacts in the Mycenaean period -- XX. Proto-Indo-European -- 121. The phonology of Proto-Indo-European -- 122. The morphology of Proto-Indo-European -- 123. The syntax of Proto-Indo-European -- 124. The lexicon of Proto-Indo-European -- XXI. Beyond Proto-Indo-European -- 125. More remote relationships of Proto-Indo-European -- General index -- Languages and dialect index